Ancestors

Anastazja Paciepnik

Anastazja Maryanna Paciepnik was born at Truskolasy, the village that held the parish church, about 1787. Her parents were Jakub and Petronella Paciepnik, who once kept a farm at Panki, a village of the same parish near Klobuck. She married Franciszek Krawczyk, a farmer at Panki, before 1810. Their first child, a daughter named Franciszka, died at Panki that year.

She was twenty four when her son Walenty was born at Panki in February 1811, in the small hours. The birth was reported to the registrar by the parish midwife rather than by anyone in the family. Katarzyna followed in 1812 and Andrzej in 1813.

Her husband died at Panki at ten at night on 20 March 1834. Eleven weeks later Walenty married Maryanna Jelonek, a girl from the Kamienskie clearing in the neighbouring parish of Przystajn. The act records Anastazja as the surviving parent, still at Panki. Her granddaughter Franciszka was born there the following April.

She stayed a widow for nine years, living at Panki with one of her sons. On 29 May 1843 she married Antoni Jelonek, a widower of seventy and the father of her son's wife. She was fifty. Twenty months later, on 20 January 1845, he died at the clearing. His death act names her as his widow, living at Panki.

From then on she was Anastazja Jelonkowa, the widow of a Jelonek, and her own death would have been written under that name. It has not been found.

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Cite: Heirology, "Anastazja Paciepnik (b. 1787)", https://heirology.com/ancestors/anastazja-paciepnik-1787-e49586.